There are currently many uses for augmented and virtual reality environments, which are being brought online due to the rapid advancements in this technology. We began to see these kinds of uses online at the beginning of the new millennium, when researchers and entrepreneurs began collaborating on real market applications and searched for the “killer application.” I would like to discuss some of the first applications that emerged and how they help with everyday uses in our civilization.

In 2001, the federal government and the state of Colorado began creating a virtual courtroom. Very interesting. I hope we can get some virtual lawyers too and fire some organic models. Actually, that may be another good result of this technology, but is the virtual jury still out?

And California is also working on a cool system in Los Angeles, I ran into a Superior Court Ph.D. assistant working on how to enlighten judges to deal with drug abusers in such a way that they use empathy and parenting skills. to catch abusers. want to be honest. This is an interesting report that I was writing while on vacation in Billings, MT. She is working with the same court that produced this project.

I think the government can downsize and save taxpayers money and switch many offices to the virtual system, the government can be a website, unless it is absolutely necessary to put people at a counter. Some schools think that the virtual reality simulator is the way to train lawyers. I agree.

Because most attorneys are Boilerplate Boondoggling Bandits, billing clients quadruple as they sit behind books they’ve never read while their Paralegal interns open the CD ROM to look up case law or connect to Lexis Nexis for data, and that the royal lawyer is busy. We don’t need attorneys if we have VR courts because the cost is lower and you can represent yourself. Actually, the idea for a VR courtroom came from below; from Australia

Now let’s discuss another topic; Virtual reality control towers. This would be nice for the control tower operators not to discuss UFO sightings etc. as reports come in from the pilots. But besides these virtual reality control towers at the moment are just simulators to train control tower operators for example you may have the busiest day at Laguardia, O’Hare, LAX or even the EAA show is Oshkosh just to give him a challenge.

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=0005471B-3E53-1C75-9B81809EC588EF21

Isn’t this too cool? And think that once it gets really good, the operators can go on strike and stay there; I shouldn’t say that though as my grandfather used to run the FAA Control Tower at Fresno International.

Many believe that NASA’s Space Control Centers will also use these things and soon the public will be able to see the operation of a real or near real control tower in the virtual reality world. The two worlds come together faster than you think. Think about it.